Day 3929: The Joy You Experience in Each Moment

I hope the joy you experience in each moment is reflected in this tea bag message …

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… and my other images for today.

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The joy I experience in each moment when I walk around my neighborhood is sometimes accompanied by the James Bond theme, as I pretend to be a chic spy.

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I am grateful for the joy you experience in each moment that you share with me!

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9 thoughts on “Day 3929: The Joy You Experience in Each Moment”

  1. there was a lady called annie, who recalls her funny granny, the tea that she made was like tar on the road, and when you drank it, it was like eating metal or…annie have a healing day, stay blessed, amen.

  2. Is that a bit of Mary Oliver up there? You also reminded me of the nights back in Seattle when my daughter lived with me and I would take her dog for a walk. I called them “monster hunts.” “Where’s the monster, Scout?” I would ask, as she nosed busily into every bit of neighborhood landscaping that we passed. I’m feeling a little joyful today after getting a very fine haircut yesterday. Hope that feeling carries me through the dentist appointment this afternoon. I wish every one here at least one moment of joy today.

  3. I love the tea bag quote

  4. Years ago I was lucky enough to meet Yusef Komunyakaa. I was really awestruck as I handed him three of his books to sign. For Random Acts of Poetry Day, and also for the joy in each moment, I wish I could share his poem “Blessing The Animals”.

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  5. I wrote down a line
    I thought of another
    When it comes to my poetic leaning
    I just go by feeling
    Thanks for reminding me, Ann!

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